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... with Nicholas Bate.
... with Nicholas Bate.
Curtis McHale talks about his change from solo freelancer to business owner and why it's necessary.
As their leader, it’s now your job to make sure your team members do their jobs well. Coders stay up-to-date on code and technology. Designers continue to hone their skills. And you’re responsible for knowing enough about your entire organization that you can have good conversations with your clients without sounding like an idiot. This is how you earn trust and credibility.
— Evolving into a Business Owner by Curtis McHale
I'm still comfortable with my solo freelance career, but I do know that in the future that next natural step is to lead.
I haven't reviewed my bookmarklets in a long time. Definitely think there's room though for one or two of Carl's recommendations.

Another glorious day for the junior section at Elderslie Golf Club.
At last!
Looks like JJ kept the lens flare to a minimum.
And that's not a bad thing in Michael Wade's eyes.
Finally. A parent with the sense to not hold their children's hand in everything they do. If the kid forgets their homework, tough. They'll learn soon enough.
Letting your kids fail is real parenting.
I read David Allen's GTD book a few years ago. It seemed a lot to take in and while I did try it, it just didn't stick for me. Fast forward to today and I've read Erlend Hamberg's pragmatic take on GTD. Everything you need in one single post. Tempted to implement this in Todoist.

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I'll save the criticism for when I've seen the movie, but I suspect that I will love this movie.